Cum nimis absurdum

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Cum nimis absurdum was a 1555 papal bull that imposed harsh restrictions on Jews in the Papal States, including the establishment of the Roman Ghetto.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Catholic Church document
papal bull
aimedAt enforcing Catholic religious supremacy
restricting Jewish social integration
appliesTo Jewish communities in Rome
Jewish communities in other cities of the Papal States
Jews
appliesToJurisdiction Papal States
author Pope Paul IV
countryOfJurisdiction Papal States
documentType bull of segregation
followedBy Hebraeorum gens
other anti-Jewish papal legislation
genre legal-religious decree
hasConsequence institutionalization of the Roman Ghetto until the 19th century
model for other European anti-Jewish regulations
worsening of Jewish civil status in the Papal States
hasEffect confiscation of Jewish property in the Papal States
establishment of the Roman Ghetto
linked to: Ghetto of Rome

imposition of special Jewish dress codes
legal segregation of Jews in Rome
limitation of Jewish religious freedoms
restriction of Jewish economic activity
historicalContext Counter-Reformation
historicalPeriod 16th century
imposedRequirement Jews must live in a walled ghetto in Rome
Jews must wear identifying badges or clothing
Jews prohibited from owning real estate outside the ghetto
Jews restricted to certain trades
synagogues to be reduced in number and prominence
issuedBy Holy See
Papacy of Paul IV
linked to: Pope Paul IV
language Latin
legalStatus canon law document
mainSubject Jews in the Papal States
anti-Jewish legislation
religious discrimination
namedAfter its Latin incipit "Cum nimis absurdum"
linked to: Cum nimis absurdum
partOf corpus of papal bulls concerning Jews
placeOfIssue Rome
publicationDate 1555
regulates Jewish religious institutions
economic activities of Jews
public appearance and dress of Jews
residence of Jews in the Papal States
religiousTradition Roman Catholicism
religiousViewpoint Catholic supersessionism
targetedGroup Jewish minority in Rome

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Pope Paul IV issued Cum nimis absurdum
Cum nimis absurdum namedAfter its Latin incipit "Cum nimis absurdum"
linked to: Cum nimis absurdum